(SYS-CON Media) – At AJAXWorld Conference & Expo 2007 (East) in New York's Roosevelt Hotel, 19-21 March 2007, SYS-CON.TV will be a major presence.

SYS-CON Media was one of the first companies in the USA, and the very first online technology publisher, to harness the power of Flash video and the Flash Communication Server (Flash Comm, now renamed the Flash Media Server) – a platform for creating and deploying video on demand launched by San Francisco-based Macromedia, now Adobe, in 2005 on (what else?) SYS-CON.TV.

Woodfcliff lake, NJ-based SYS-CON Media has been deploying seamlessly integrated, daily streaming-video content throughout its entire family of i-Technology portals such as java.sys-con.com, linux.sys-con.com, opensource.sys-con.com, ajaxworld.com and 36 others since April 18, 2005, weeks ahead of competitors like CMP Media, whose video broadcasts didn’t start till mid-May of that year.

SYS-CON.TV is rich media at its best, with daily industry interviews, weekly interactive webinars, monthly product launches, and quarterly "Power Panels" all readily accessible to SYS-CON’s visitors, who very often let the videos stream in a background window while getting on with their daily work of coding or managing software development.

On the back end, SYS-CON’s multimedia team works with a select group of leading-edge providers like New York-based Stream57 for the webcast “engine” and VitalStream for the digital broadcasting platform.

On the content side, the company is pushing the envelope on a daily basis, and can on any day be found at one or even two technology conferences, or at its home base in the Reuters TV studio (pictured above) in New York's Times Square, home to ABC’s Good Morning America.

AJAXWorld Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan introduces to SYS-CON.TV viewers worldwide a speaker from a previous SYS-CON event, ESRI's Mansour Raad.

Another typical SYS-CON.TV interview, this time at SOA Web Services Edge, in 2005.

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